Online spent on books in the UK

We have two charts here; a line chart and a pie chart. The line graph shows how the spending patterns of UK population changed over the years while shopping books online from 1997 to 2002. The pie graph distributes percentage-wise data on quantity of books bought online by people of different regions.

See the line graph. In 1997 people of the UK spent more than ten million pounds shopping online. This figure recorded a fifty percent increase in the following year taking the figure well above 15 million. This upward spiral is visible all through the years. Look at the figures. The 1998-99 period had an increase of almost four million, but from 1990 to 2002, it stood between 19 and 24 million. In short, over a period of five years, online spending on books in the UK recorded almost 150% increase.

The pie chart shows that England claimed 81% of online book shopping, and the remaining 19% was distributed among Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland; their corresponding figures go like 10%, eight percent and one percent. That is the end of the report.

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